Hibernia Family History Emails for January 2007
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from Janice K
to liverpoolhibernian
date 02-Feb-2007 03:25
subject family history
Dear Pat Neill
Thank you for offering to look up a marriage date if you are contacted. I
have just found your site tonight. I am looking for the marriage of Andrew
Kelly to a Mary ? in about 1846-52. The date is a guess. They are my
ancestors who were from Ireland, but lived on Athol Street in Liverpool in
1881.
I found two Andrew Kelly on the marriage list for R.C. churches. Please look
up the date for Andrew Kelly, spouse Maria Ford under "Pat". The transcriber
was Marie McQuade. Thank you.
JaniceAnswer sent Wednesday 7th February 2007
Janice,
Here are the details I have on the marriage:
KELLY, ANDREW of IRELAND & MARIA FORD of IRELAND, 16 JAN 1853, St Patrick's RC church
The church marriage register is held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may give you the full details for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukFor pictures of the church, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
If you want a copy of a Civil Marriage Certificate, you will need to
contact the Liverpool Register Office, see:
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/registrars_office/certificates/index.aspIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a
donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by check/cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
from John Lovelady
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 02-Feb-2007 15:36
subject Jacob Haines
Dear Pat,
You were kind enough to help me out in tracing my mother’s grave (Rose Cassidy)
in Ford Cemetery a couple of years ago. I have recently been researching my great
grandfather and grandmother Jacob and Mary Ann Haines when I came across the
following on your website;
From: Linda Moorcroft
To: LiverpoolHibernian
Date: 12-Sep-2006 20:16
Subject: Ford Cemetery Search
Hello Pat
Hope you can help. I've been trying to find where my gg grandfather is buried.
I can only assume it was Ford Cemetery and would be grateful if you could
try and locate it on your records.
Name : Jacob Haines
Age at Death: 45
Date of Death: Sept qtr 1883
Address: 3 House, 1 Court, Comus Street, Liverpool
His wife's name was Mary Ann.
Please let me know if you are successful.
Thank you
Linda Moorcroft
LINDA
Linda’s G G Grandfather and my GGrandfather are one and the same. I
wondered whether you could put me in contact with her because I have
some information which might be useful to her.
With Best Wishes
John LoveladyAnswer sent Wednesday 7th February 2007
John,
I have sent your email to Linda. Hopefully she will contact you.
Regards,
Patrick
from patricia
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 02-Feb-2007 18:08
subject: Sacred Heart church, Hall Lane, Liverpool
Please do you know of any sites where I can look up the history of Sacred Heart Church, Hall Lane, Liverpool.
We were married there 35 years ago,,and I am trying to put together a little something as a surprise for my husband.
Yours most Sincerely,
Mrs P.M. Dunne.PS. Do you know of St. Bede's, High church, C of E. It used to be near the bottom of Fern Grove, Lodge Lane, when I was about 5/6.(1958/59.
Answer sent Wednesday 7th February 2007
Patricia,
Here is a short history from 'The Churches of Liverpool' by David Lewis:
The Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart
This sandstone building, blackened by decades of soot, stands on the
corner of Hall Lane and Kensington. It was opened in 1886 after the
local Catholics had worshipped for ten years in the chapel of the
convent which stood on Mount Vernon Street, now swallowed up by
the Royal Liverpool Hospital. Sacred Heart was designed by the
architectural firm of Goldie, Child & Goldie, although two other firms
who did much work for the Catholic Church were later involved;
Pugin & Pugin did some alterations in the 1890s and Sinnott, Powell
& Sinnott designed a 'substantial and elegant' church hall in 1894.
Sacred Heart is a large church of rough yellow sandstone blocks, with
red sandstone dressings, in the Decorated style of Gothic. The most
interesting view of the church is from Mount Vernon Street, now a
private street running through the hospital grounds. From street level
a walkway steps up to a small Gothic porch beneath a huge window
and a slim lantern tower breaks the symmetry; it is a pity that this
entrance is now closed and very overgrown. Fronting Hall Lane the
church has a small Calvary, a depiction in stone of the Crucifixion,
more usually seen outside churches in Brittany.I will see if I can get some pictures taken of the church and get back to you.
I don't know about St Bede's, but if you contact the Liverpool Record Office, they may assist:
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.html
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukRegards,
Patrick
from Brian F Sarsfield
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 04-Feb-2007 12:13
subject Cemetery records
Hello Pat,
You recently did some successful research for my cousin Mike Healy and
he passed on your name to me.
I am trying to find out where my g.father James Sarsfield is buried. It
is likely he is in Ford because he was born RC but I believe he may have
lapsed later in life. His details are:
Name: James Thomas Francis Sarsfield (note: neither Thomas nor Francis
appear on his birth cert, but Thomas is on his own marriage cert and
Francis is on the marriage certs of 2 of his sons).
Born: 10th September 1865 in Dublin, Ireland.
Died: June qtr, 1939, aged 74.
Home address at death: 29 Gayhurst Crescent, West Derby, but I am not
sure if he died there.
I would be happy to make a donation to the charity you specify.
Regards,
Brian SarsfieldAnswer sent Wednesday 7th February 2007
Brian,
I did not find one Sarsfield in the Liverpool RC Burial Index for the year 1939, there were some for 1938.
You could try; Bob Halliday <halliday.b?merseymail.com>, he does a search service for Anfield Cemetery.
No donation required.
Regards,
Patrick
Frank,
Here are the details a Mary Brodie from the Liverpool RC Burial Records:
Ford Cemetery
Section: O
Private Plot: 393
Plot Owner: Michael BrodieMary A. Brodie
No address
Age: not known
Interment: 4/7/1909Ellen Brodie
59 Benledi Street
Age: 19 yeas
Interment: 5/8/1919Teresa Brodie
59 Benledi Street
Age: 38 years
Interment: 9/4/1920John Ryan
67 Blenheim Street
Age: 1 months
Interment: 15/10/1930Michael Ryan
13 Benledi Street
Age: 2 weeks
Interment: 28/10/1935Michael Brodie/Broder
96 Adcote Road
Age: 73 years
Interment: 18/10/1945Anthony Wright
Alder hey Hospital, Liverpool L12
Age: 1 month
Interment: 8/5/1947Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmIf you can't get to the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found. Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
from julains
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 31-Jan-2007 15:57
subject Ford RC Cemetery
Dear Sir,
I wonder if you could help me?
My ancestors are buried at Ford Catholic Cemetery
The plot no. is JL ( I think ) 496
The family name is Roberts
My grandfather was William, who lived at 132 Linacre Lane
b.1874 d. Dec 10 1949
His wife is also buried in the same plot and also some of their children
Yours sincerely
Julie AinsworthAnswer sent Monday 5th February 2007
Julie,
Here are the details from the Liverpool RC Burial Records:
Ford Cemetery
Section: JL
Private Plot: 496
Plot Owner: William RobertsPatrick Roberts
Rainhill County Mental Hospital
Age: 33 years
Interment: 12/5/1934Benjamin Roberts
107 Rice Lane, Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 58 years
Interment: 9/12/1943William Roberts
132 Linacre Lane
Age: 75 years
Interment: 14/12/1949Catherine Roberts
132 Linacre Lane
Age: 73 years
Interment: 27/12/1952Nicholas Roberts
94 Worcester Road, Liverpool L20
Age: 36 years
Interment: 8/10/1953Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmIf you can't get to the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found. Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
Two and half hours spent answering nine family history emails on Tuesday 6th February 2007.
from jill cavan
to liverpoolhibernian
date 09-Feb-2007 20:42
subject Irish ancestors
Many thanks for all the useful information on your website.
I wondered if there is any way of finding out about our ancestors before they came to Liverpool.
My GGG Grandparents, James and Catharine Graley (nee Griffiths) came to Liverpool some time in the 1830s. This is a guess as the census for 1851 (where their name is transcribed wrongly) shows their children as born in Liverpool - the first in 1837. (I cannot find them though on the 1841)
Their birth place is simply recorded as Ireland.
Is there any way of finding out where in Ireland they came from? Is it possible to find out any more about them?
Any advice you can give would be gratefully received.
Many thanks,
Jill CavanAnswer sent Saturday 17th February 2007
Jill,
This is a very difficult time period for tracing Irish ancestors. Check out all the baptisms and any family marriages. If they used St Patrick's church Park Lane, you may be in luck, as there are lots of Irish addresses mention in it's registers. You also need to check the Census' for 1861, 1871, 1881... Sometimes people give a birth place on at least one census...
For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
Regards,
Patrick
from Sue Clement
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 10-Feb-2007 13:15
subject Liverpool Area RC Marriage Index
I found a couple of interest in your wonderful index, and would like to have more information if any is available. Thank you so much for your work, it is very valuable.
COOLFHEN, ELIZA & PATRICK AUGHNEY, PET (St Peter's, Seel Street)
Sue ClementAnswer sent Saturday 17th February 2007
Sue,
I'm glad you found the site of interest.
Here are the details I have on the marriage:
COOLFHEN, ELIZA & PATRICK AUGHNEY, 27-Jun-1852, St Peter's, Seel Street
The church marriage register is held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may give you the full details for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukFor pictures of the church, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
If you want a copy of a Civil Marriage Certificate, you will need to
contact the Liverpool Register Office, see:
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/registrars_office/certificates/index.aspIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a
donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by check/cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
from Bob & Cheryl
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 11-Feb-2007 04:40
subject Liverpool Area RC Marriage Index
Dear Pat
Would you be able to supply me with date details of the marriage of John Boylan to Sarah Maguire, St Peter's, Seel St, Liverpool. (Code PET)
Thank you for your website, without which I would have probably not found this marriage for a long time.
I respect your request to make a donation to charity and will do so here in Australia if that is OK with you. I regularly support the Endeavour Foundation which cares for intellectually handicapped people. Would this be an appropriate donation?
Kind regards
Cheryl McCarthy
Brisbane
Australia.
PS - Just to let you know that the link "Index Links Page" just above the Church Code Table does not work - I think you have one too many '/mar' in the path name.Answer sent Saturday 17th February 2007
Cheryl,
Here are the details I have on the marriage:
BOYLAN, JOHN & SARAH MAGUIRE, 29-Apr-1834, St Peter's, Seel Street
The church marriage register is held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may give you the full details for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukFor pictures of the church, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
Thank you for any donation you make.
Regards,
PatrickPS. I have corrected the broken link, thanks
PPS. I suspect the couple would also have been married at a CofE church as it is before 1837. I checked St Peter's in Church Street, but did not find them..
from Helena Marshall
to Patrick Neill <liverpoolhibernian
date 12-Feb-2007 14:39
subject RE: information from the plot records at Ford Cemetery
Hello Patrick
Many thanks for the information. I was so pleased to have this information, as many of my relatives have sadly passed away in recent years, and the remaining family are a little vague with regard to dates etc. I’ll send a donation by cheque to CAFOD. I would like Jonathan to send me an A4 picture of the headstone if he can find it. Could you please let me have his address so that I can send him a cheque for this,
Many thanks once again and Kind Regards
HelenaAnswer sent Saturday 17th February 2007
Helen,
I'm glad to be of help. Thank you for any donation you make. I will ask Jonathan to check for a headstone and get back to you with his address if required. He's been trying to get to Ford Cemetery for over a moth now, but the weather has been too wet and windy. Let's hope the weather improves soon.
Regards,
Patrick
from margaret mcgee
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 12-Feb-2007 16:10
How do I request a burial look up please.Margaret
Answer sent Saturday 17th February 2007
Margaret,
Check out:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/rccem.htmRegards,
Patrick
from maria hopper
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 16-Feb-2007 10:18
subject Bootle - Neal-Balfe marriage
Pat Neal,
I ordered the civil registration of the marriage of Edward Balfe and
Catharine Neal. Married 2 Sep 1859 in Bootle. Will send it in separate
3-mail in case you don't open e-mails with attachments)
Would there be more in the church record? I am trying to find where
they were born in Ireland.
Also found 3 of their children born in West Derby. Would there be more
information for them in the church's baptismal records? Where is
Crosby library? How could I get these records?
Annie Balfe - Apr-Jun 1864 (6 in 1870 census of Jersey City, Hudson co., NJ)
James Balfe - Jul-Sep 1865 (4 in 1870 census of Jersey City, Hudson co., NJ)
Lawrence Balfe Jul-Sep 1868 (2 in 1870 census of Jersey City, Hudson
co., NJ)
Could not find Mary b. Jul 1863 (per 1900 census but 9 in 1870 census
of Jersey City, Hudson co., NJ)
or Ellen (10 in 1870 census of Jersey City, Hudson co., NJ)
Incidentally on her son's marriage cert. Catherine was O'Neil - not Neal.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
Maria (Ree) Hopper, CG*
*CG, Certified Genealogist is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license by board certified genealogists after periodic evaluation, and the board name is registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office.
The Hopper Family Genealogy; Descendants of Andries Willemszen Hoppe(n)
of New Amsterdam 1651-1658; First Six Generations
Visit http://www.reetree.com for more information
Answer sent Saturday 17th February 2007Maria,
Here is the information I have on the marriage:
NEILL, CATHARINAM & EDVARDUM BALF, 27 NOV 1859, St James' Bootle
The church marriage register is held at Crosby Library, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/seflib.htmIf you contact the them, they may give you the full details for FREE.
For pictures of the church, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
The district of West Derby is very large and contains many churches, but if the children were baptised at a Catholic church, then that will cut down on searches, see:
http://www.geocities.com/liverpoolregisters/RCBAPS.html
email: liverpoolregisters?yahoo.co.uk
I can't guarantee that you will get a response!
Many of the records are held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may do a check for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukRegards,
PatrickPS. My surname Neill and I and my ancestors have had it incorrectly spelt in many ways; NEAL, NEIL, O'NEAL, O'NEIL, O'NEILL, O'NEILLE.....
One and half hours spent answering six family history emails on Saturday 17th February 2007.
from Frank McCormick
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 12-Feb-2007 10:53
subject Patrick McCormick - Liverpool Area Cemetery Search
Hello Pat,
Please could I trouble you to look up the burial of Patrick McCormick (or McCormack) after 1860. Ford is most likely I guess as I think his wife Catherine McCormick was buried there (5 Dec 1861 Plot 44 Section X Public, aged 50 years).
I cannot be sure of death date, but the family lived in Kew Street, Liverpool according to the 1851 and 1861 census.
According to same census info, Patrick was born in Ireland either around 1803 or as late as 1811. The 1861 census gives his (and her) age as 50, so they were obviously both alive on Census night.
Hope this is enough to go on. I will happily make a donation to CAFOD whether or not you can turn anything up for me. Thank you for providing such a helpful service.
Thanks very much.
Frank McCormick
Kenilworth
WarwickshireAnswer sent Sunday 18th February 2007
Frank,
I checked the following Patrick McCormick's (or McCormack's) at Ford Cemetery, but they were all too young:
DZ 920 1/5/1869
SJ 1228 23/5/1877
RF 478 30/12/1869
DZ 195 1/11/1864
DZ 239 26/1/1865
DZ 963 26/11/1869
SJ 256 27/7/1871
SV 171 15/7/1879
SV 347 13/6/1880
SJ 1098 31/10/1876
You could try contacting Sandra Malone at the RC Burial Board, she only deals with enquires by telephone, her number is 0151 522 1017.
Thank you for any donation you make to CAFOD.
Regards,
Patrick
from John McNamara
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 12-Feb-2007 11:19
subject St Nicholas Pro CathedralAs the Liverpool Workhouse in Brownlow Hill was in the parish of St Nicholas (Pro Cathedral) Hawk St.
I am searching for burial records of my great grandfather Timothy McNamara. He died in the Workhouse January 1901,
I have searched for his burial records at Ford cemetery and no luck in my search
I am wondering if either the workhouse or St Nicholas church had any burial grounds at that time
This is most unusual as most of my ancestors are buried at Ford
Another theory is he may have been placed in a paupers grave. Are there any records of paupers graves?
I hope you can help me
Regards
John McNamaraAnswer sent Sunday 18th February 2007
John,
I too checked the records for Ford but did not find your Timothy McNamara
There are mistakes in the index, so you could try contacting Sandra Malone at the RC Burial Board, she only deals with enquires by telephone, her number is 0151 522 1017.
The records of the Workhouse & St Nicholas church are held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO), see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/rchurchrec.html
Also check the LVRO:
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.html
If you contact them, they may do a FREE search for you.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukPaupers graves are index for Ford, but there are no markers.
No donation required.
Regards,
Patrick
from Gareth Clarke
to Liverpoolhibernian
date 13-Feb-2007 15:20
subject Burial Search: John Thomas Devereux
Hi Pat,
Another family tree research for my mother-in-law (Irene Berry nee McGhee).
This time for her grandfather (Devereux). From what she remembers her
Mother (Mary McGhee), Father (Eric Joseph McGhee) and Grandmother (Mary
Devereux) where all in one plot. However due to timing of these deaths -
her grandfather had to be buried elsewhere.
I would very much appreciate it if you could look up the burial details for
me of her grandfather.
Name: John Thomas Devereux (Think it might know as John).
FORD Cemetery
Died Quarter 3 - 1956.
Born: Aged 78 (therefore approx 1878 birth)
The address that he lived in when he died was:
8 Cartmel Way, Huyton
I believe the funeral was held at: St Aloysius
Really appreciate if you could help again. Many Thanks.
Regards,
Gareth
Answer sent Sunday 18th February 2007Gareth,
Here are the details from the Liverpool RC Burial Records:
Ford Cemetery
Section: AB
Private Plot: 151
Plot Owner: James Woods _Deed on fileBridget Corrigan
23 Lambeth Road
Age: 80 years
Interment: 6/1/1937Bridget Ryan
Broadgreen Hospital, Liverpool L14
Age: 40 years
Interment: 19/9/1949Elizabeth Smith
23 Lambeth Road
Age: 70 years
Interment: 24/2/1951James Woods
107 Rice Lane Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 63 years
Interment: 30/3/1954John Thomas Devereux
8 Cartmel Road, Liverpool L36
Age: 68 years
Interment: 15/10/1955If you could try contacting Sandra Malone at the RC Burial Board, she may give you the Deed's to the plot. She only deals with enquires by telephone, her number is 0151 522 1017.
Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmIf you can't get to the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found. Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
from julains
to Patrick Neill <liverpoolhibernian?gmail.com>
date 14-Feb-2007 15:19
subject Re: Ford RC Cemetery
Patrick,
Thanks for this info.
Looking through your website yesterday I saw an email ref. 4096A
This referred to Francis Toft and Julia Ann Purfield.
These were my great-great grandparents
My family lived next door to them in Furlong St.
Their daughter Rose married my great grandfather Thomas Whylie Roberts
They then had 6 sons.
If you are still in touch with the person who enquired about them I would
be grateful if you could put us in touch.
Thank you,
Julie AinsworthAnswer sent Sunday 18th February 2007
Julie,
I have sent your email to Lynne Rothwell, I hope she contacts you.
Regards,
Patrick
from Robert Kellehe
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 15-Feb-2007 14:51
subject RC Cemeteries
I am looking for information on a Mary Joyce who, according to the England Wales, Free BMD Death Index, was born about 1829, died first quarter of 1883 at the age of 54 in the Toxteth Park District of Liverpool. Entry was made in Vol 8b, pg 107. Census reports show her living at 11 Court St in Liverpool with her husband John. Their apartment was on the corner of Kitchen St. and Court. Is it possible to connect a cemetery with a particular RC Church? I did not know there were so many Irish people in Liverpool.Thanks Bob K
Answer sent Sunday 18th February 2007
Bob,
Here are the details you requested:
Ford Cemetery
Section: SV
Public (Pauper) Plot: 1005Mary Joyce
Darnley Street, 24 Court, Liverpool L8
Age: 54 years
Interment: 28/1/1883With it being a Public (Pauper) Grave, there will be no headstone.
Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmCheck out the churches in Liverpool L8:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htm
Check out records of RC churches in Liverpool, held at the Liverpool Record Office:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/rchurchrec.html
For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a small donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
from Ste Traynor
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 16-Feb-2007 10:35
subject Info required please
Good morning Sir/Madam,
I would be very grateful if you could provide me with any information you
have of the following: (Martin Sheible), we know he was born in Ghent
Belgium and was a Seaman, but we have never found out what happened to him.
He left Liverpool before the Great War (on a ship) but no one every knew
where he went, and he was never heard of again.
So I would like to try and trace my great great granddad with your help.
The info I got of your web site was as follows, and I hope you can get me
info from this?
SHEIBLE, MARTINUM & MARIAM CATHERINAM BROWN PAT
Thanks very much
Stephen TraynorAnswer sent Sunday 18th February 2007
Stephen,
Here are the details I have on the marriage:
SHEIBLE, MARTINUM & MARIAM CATHERINAM BROWN, 2 JAN 1898, St Patrick's RC church
The church marriage register is held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may give you the full details for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukFor pictures of the church, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
If you want a copy of a Civil Marriage Certificate, you will need to
contact the Liverpool Register Office, see:
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/registrars_office/certificates/index.aspIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a
donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by check/cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
PatrickPS. There are three X SHEIBLE's in the Liverpool RC Burial Index:
Christopher, Ford Cemetery, SV, 3107, 10/1/1938
Edward, Yew Tree Cemetery, X, 115, 28/8/1956
John Gerard, Ford Cemetery, AD, 1579, 4/9/1917
Let me know if you want the full details.
from tony hennessey
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 16-Feb-2007 16:48
subject Look up Plot record
Hi Pat
Can you look up the following plot for FORD Cemetery please?
Ellen Hennessey (b.1886 - d. circa 1972)
(might be a.k.a. Nelly Nora Hennessy)
Husband of William(b1877- d. circa1939)
Thanks
Tony HennesseyAB 167 20/12/1971
Answer sent Sunday 18th February 2007
Tony,
Here are the details of the family grave from the Liverpool RC Burial Plot Records:
Ford Cemetery
Section: AB
Private Plot: 167
Plot Owner: Ellen Hennessey - 1 babyWilliam Hennessey
107 Rice Lane, Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 57 years
Interment: 25/5/1939Michael Brennan
107 Rice Lane, Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 1 hour
Interment: 2/6/1942Ellen Nora Hennessey
15A Hartopp Road, Liverpool L25
Age: 85 years
Interment: 20/12/1971Elizabeth McKie
2 Elderfield Road, Liverpool L11
Age: 68 years
Interment: 10/8/1979Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmIf you can't get to the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found. Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a small donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
One and half hours spent answering six family history emails on Sunday 18th February 2007.
from tony hennessey
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 16-Feb-2007 17:02
subject Plot look up
Hi Pat
Can you please look up the following name - possibly in FORD Cemetery
Mary Hennessy (possibly Hennessey)
b. circa 1835 - 1838 died after 1901
husband was James b. 1826 died between 1881-1891.
Thanks Tony HennesseyAnswer sent Thursday 1st March 2007
Tony,
I did not find your Mary or James in the Liverpool RC Burial index. I found a couple of Mary's and one James, but they were too young.
No donation required.
Regards,
Patrick
from Brenda
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 17-Feb-2007 16:16
subject Tracing My Ancestor
Hello,
I am trying to track down information on my late father. Details as follows:-
My late father was born in Walton, Liverpool in 1908
SURNAME: SCALLY
GIVEN NAME: WILLIAM
BIRTH DATE: 18 DECEMBER 1908
FATHER'S GIVEN NAME: UNKNOWN
FATHER'S SURNAME: SCALLY
MOTHER'S GIVEN NAME: UNKNOWN
MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME: GROAK
I would very much appreciate any information you can provide. I am trying to obtain a copy of my father's Birth Certificate.
Many thanks.
B. Jell.Answer sent Thursday 1st March 2007
Brenda,
I don't do searches for births/baptisms, you could try:
INDEXES to LIVERPOOL REGISTERS, http://www.geocities.com/liverpoolregisters/index.html
For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
If you want a copy of a Birth Certificate, you will need to
contact the Liverpool Register Office, see:
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/registrars_office/certificates/index.aspRegards,
Patrick
from c-baker1
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 17-Feb-2007 20:27
subject burial plots
I am trying to find where my grandparents were buried, Christina Ardis, died Liverpool 1933 and Thomas Ardis, died 1931 as far as I know they are both Catholics.
Thanks for your help
Caroline BakerAnswer sent Thursday 1st March 2007
Caroline,
Here are the details you requested:
Ford Cemetery
Section: SV
Public (Pauper) Plot: 1556Christina Ardis
16 Eldon Grove
Age: 43 years
Interment: 2/3/1933
Ford Cemetery
Section: SV
Public (Pauper) Plot: 1335Thomas Ardis
107 Rice Lane, Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 48 years
Interment: 24/9/1931With the plots being a Public (Pauper) Graves, there will be no headstones.
Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a small donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
from Michael Cummins
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 17-Feb-2007 21:32
subject search of burial records
Dear sir.
I note in the web site that you would be willing to search burial records on microfiche in return for a donation to CAFOD. I think this is a noble offer, and I would like to take you up on it. My father had an aunt and uncle who both died in Liverpool. I would think it was sometime between 1940 and 1955. His name was Michael Cummins and his sister was named Mary (or Minnie) Cummins (not married). I will be going to Liverpool for a couple of days in the next couple of months, and if their grave could be identified, I would love to visit it, and remake the connection lost so long ago.
Email me if this is possible for you to do.
Many thanks
Michael Cummins
Dear Pat
I emailed you just in the last few minutes with a request for information on Michael and Mary Cummins. I may have left out some information you need
Both are probably in the same plot, as they lived together
Both would be about 60 to 75 years old at death
Both are Irish, born in Cork
Thank you again
Regards
Michael CumminsAnswer sent Thursday 1st March 2007
Michael,
I did not find a Michael Cummins for the time period mentioned. Here's are two possible Mary's from the Liverpool RC Burial Records:
Ford Cemetery
Section: R
Private Plot: 684
Plot Owner: James Cummins - 5A, 1CJoseph Cummins
Bootle Hospital
Age: 2 years
Interment: 7/10/1915David Cummins
Kirk Road, Liverpool L21
Age: 7 years
Interment: 14/10/1918Mary Kelly
Belmont Road, Liverpool L6 (St Josephs Home)
Age: not known
Interment: 8/9/1927Gerard Cummins
107 Rice Lane Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 27 years
Interment: 12/6/1937James Cummins
St Vincent's Hospice, Liverpool L13
Age: 79 years
Interment: 18/12/1950Mary Cummins
Park House Nursing Home, Liverpool L22
Age: 75 years
Interment: 16/2/1954
Ford Cemetery
Section: R
Private Plot: 790
Plot Owner: Charles FinniganSarah Finnigan
32 Burleigh Road South
Age: 34 years
Interment: 23/12/1915Mary Cummins
Lancaster Mental Hospital
Age: 55 years
Interment: 15/1/1942Charles Finnigan
37 Burleigh Road
Age: 60 years
Interment: 23/12/1943James Cummins
42 Belmont Road Liverpool L6 (hospital?)
Age: 27 years
Interment: 12/6/1937Grace Finnigan
7 Deangate Lane Formby
Age: 87 years
Interment: 22/11/1977Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmIf you can't get to the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found. Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
PatrickPS. You could try; Bob Halliday <halliday.b?merseymail.com>, he does a search service for Anfield Cemetery.
from Glover
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 18-Feb-2007 09:13
subject marriage index for the surname McAuley
mailed-by ntlworld.com
Can you help ?
I am looking for any marriage records for my ancestors by the name of McAuley. Can you look this up for me?
Regards - Ursula GloverAnswer sent Thursday 1st March 2007
Ursula,
Here are the McAuley's from the Liverpool RC Marriage Index:
McAULEY(wid.McGIVERN), SUSANNAH & JOANNEM REILLY, 4-Jul-1875, St Vincent de Paul RC church
McAULEY, ALICE of IRELAND, PARENTS: IRELAND & WILLIAM PENDERGAST, 15-Jul-1855, St Annes RC church
McAULEY, JACOBUM & ELIZABETHAM BURNS, 07 JUL 1879, St James RC church Boootle
McAULEY, PETRUM & CATHARINAM SMITH, 04 JAN 1869, St Alban's RC churchMost of the marriage register is held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may give you the full details of one marriage for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukSt James register is held at Crosby Library:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/seflib.htm
If you contact the them, they may give you the full details for FREE.
For pictures of the churches, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htm
For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
If you want a copy of a Civil Marriage Certificate, you will need to
contact the Liverpool Register Office, see:
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/registrars_office/certificates/index.aspIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a
donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by check/cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
One and a half hour spent answering 5 family history emails on Thursday 1st March 2007.
from Brenda
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 18-Feb-2007 16:34
Surname: SCALLY
Given Name: WILLIAM
Birth Date: 18 December 1908
Birth Place: Walton, Liverpool
Father's Given Name: not known
Mother's Maiden Name: GROAKAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Brenda,
Thank for the information, do you have the name of the church were he was baptised?
Regards,
Patrick
Leomy02
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 19-Feb-2007 15:10
subject (no subject)
I went to St. Patrick's school in the 1940's my parents and grandparents went to church the and I am trying to find info on them. Father Curry was our priest and Fathers Aher and Meehan. Can you tell me how I can access the information please.Answer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Leo,
Some of the church records are held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlLater records will be held by the Priest Rev. Kenneth Hyde, tel. no. 0151 709 2635
For pictures of the church, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
If you want a copy of a Civil Marriage/Birth Certificate, you will need to
contact the Liverpool Register Office, see:
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/registrars_office/certificates/index.aspAlso see Links to Irish RC Records in the Liverpool Area:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
And Liverpool Registers (RECORDS OF THE IRISH IN LIVERPOOL):
http://www.geocities.com/liverpoolregisters/Irish.html
Regards,
Patrick
from Jackie James
to Patrick Neill <liverpoolhibernian?gmail.com>
date 19-Feb-2007 18:43
subject Re: Family Finder
Patrick
Thank you for the number for Sandra Malone.
Could you please find any information about my grandfathers grave at Springwood Cemetery, Liverpool. His name is William Andrews and he was born abt. 1876 and died in Liverpool August 1951 age abt. 75yrs
Regards
JackieAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Jackie,
I don't have access to the records for Springwood Cemetery .
You could try; Bob Halliday <halliday.b?merseymail.com>, he does a search service for Anfield Cemetery. He may be able to help.
Regards,
Patrick
from JHannon
to Patrick Neill <liverpoolhibernian
date 19-Feb-2007 20:10
subject Marriages_Hibernia_web_site
Hi,
Is there a message board that just covers the Liverpool area.
Thanks
Joe Hannon
Cranford, NJAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Joe,
Check out the links at:
http://www.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/Links/Lists.htm
Regards,
Patrick
From: whitesnow
To: patrick_neill_fh
Subject: St. Anthony's church cemetery
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 15:59:15 -0600
Thank you for your transcription. I have a question you may not be able to
answer, however I do not know who else to ask. My relatives lived on Athol
Street, close to St. Alban's and I am looking into the Kelly marriages
there. I would like to know if you know which cemetery the Irish from St.
Alban's were most likely to use. Thank you. JaniceAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Janice,
It depends on the year they died, after 1859 I would check Ford Cemetery, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/rccem.htm
Anfield Cemetery is also one to be checked, then there are the city cemeteries, one of them was in Vauxhall Road.
The Liverpool record Office sell a booklet that list most of the cemeteries. See:
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.html
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukRegards,
Patrick
Subject: 'Sept03_Hibernia_emails'
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 16:09:11 +0000
From: S.C.Morgan
To: patrick_neill_fh
Hello – Are you still involved in genealogy?
Kind regards
Susan Morgan
(My grandmother’s name was Mary Bolderson and she had a sister called Margaret (born approx) 1900 who ended up as one of the Canadian Home Children. Their father was called William.)
Answer sent Sunday 4th March 2007Hi Susan,
Yes, I am still involved in genealogy. I don't have the time to do my own family history research a the moment. From the information you have, it sounds like we could be related!
My Great Great Grandfather was William Bolderson, but I don't have much information on him. He had a son called William:
WILLIAM BOLDERSON
WILLIAM BOLDERSON Born: C.1839
Place: LIVERPOOL
WILLIAM BOLDERSON Born: C.1873
Place: LIVERPOOL 8b 41 (3) 1876
MARGARET Born: C.1840
Place: LIVERPOOL
Your Grandmother Mary, could be the William's daughter, his sister Margaret Bolderson married my Great Grandfather Isaac Neill:
WILLIAM BOLDERSON Born: C.1839
Place: LIVERPOOL
MARGARET BOLDERSON Born: 27 JAN 1869
Place: LIVERPOOL
1st Baptized: 19 AUG 1880
Place: ST MATTHEW'S TOXTETH
2nd Baptized: 16 MAY 1894
Place: ST MATTHEW'S TOXTETH
Died: C.1943
Place: LIVERPOOL
ISAAC NEILL
Civil Marriage: 1 AUG 1887
Place: ST MATTHEW'S TOXTETH
Church Marriage: 1 AUG 1887
Place: ST MATTHEW'S TOXTETH
Born: 28 APR 1865
Place: 3 CORNWALL ST. EVERTON
Baptized: 25 MAY 1865
Place: ST ANTHONY'S LIVERPOOL (RC)
Died: 29 NOV 1914
Place: PARK HILL HOSPITAL TOXTETH
Buried: 6 DEC 1914
Place: FORD CEMETERY PLOT AD 968 (RC)
MARGARET Born: C.1840
Place: LIVERPOOL
If you think we are related, I could let you have a little more information. Do you have any information that would be of use to me?
Regards,
Patrick
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 08:08:00 -0800
From: bobkelleher
Subject: Edward Connelly
To: patrick_neill_fh
Patrick-Edward Connelly was born in Ireland in 1801, he was working as a stoker in 1841 and living on Wolston Holmes Ct in Liverpool Borough, West Derby Hundred. His wife's name was Bridget and his oldest children were Patrick, Betsey and Edward. The England & Wales Index shows two listings in 1853: Jul Aug Sep, vol 8b, pg 215 and Oct Nov Dec, vol 8d, pg 127. Your info on Mary Joyce was great. Do you also do marriages in Manchester or births in Liverpool?- Bob KAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Bob,
I'm glad the information was of use. I don't do marriages in in Manchester of births in Liverpool.
You try INDEXES to LIVERPOOL REGISTERS:
http://www.geocities.com/liverpoolregisters/index.html
You may or may not get a response.
Regards,
Patrick
from Edward Martin b
to Patrick Neill <liverpoolhibernian
date 22-Feb-2007 09:59
subject Re: Marriage in St Vincent de Paul RC Church of Henricum Steging & Mariam McGill
Dear Patrick,
Thank you for your tremendous help. I would very much like to take up your kind offer to send me details of the five X Stegings in the Liverpool RC Burial index, Bridget, Edward, Elizabeth, Margaret and Mary (or Mariam?).
Kind regards,
Eddie Martin
Answer sent Sunday 4th March 2007Eddie,
I'm glad to be of help.
Here are the details from the Liverpool RC Burial Plot Records:
Bridget Stegings
Section: SV
Public (Pauper) Plot: 3555
107 Rice Lane, Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 54 years
Interment: 1/11/1940
Edward Stegings
Section: AD
Public (Pauper) Plot: 803
16 Trueman Street
Age: 1 month
Interment: 19/3/1914
Elizabeth Stegings
Section: AD
Public (Pauper) Plot: 1251
7 Eaves Terrace - Gadsby Street
Age: 7 months
Interment: 20/3/1916
Margaret Stegings
Section: X
Public (Pauper) Plot: 1415
City Hospital
Age: 21 months
Interment: 4/6/1909
Mary Stegings
Section: AD
Public (Pauper) Plot: 497
Liverpool Workhouse Liverpool L3
Age: 8 months
Interment: 9/10/1912
With them being a Public (Pauper) Graves, there will be no headstones.Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a small donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
from Carla Agnes Eaton
to LiverpoolHibernian <LiverpoolHibernian
date 23-Feb-2007 14:01
subject Yew Tree Cemetery
Dear Pat
I would be grateful if you could help us find the grave of my great
Nanna. We have looked all over Yew Tree Cemetery and can't find it.
We have the following details:
Bridgitte Shortall
DOB 26/02/1888
DOD 25/02/1969
I think she's at plot M33 but would love to know if you have a plan to
show us where to go!
I hope that you can help
Many Thanks
Mrs Carla EatonAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Carla,
Here are the details from the Liverpool RC Burial Records:Section: M
Private plot: 33
Plot Owner: Adnes McGowan - 3 Gorsewood Road Liverpool L14Bridget Shortall
14 Calgarth Road Liverpool L14
Age: 80 years
Interment: 25/1/1969Here is a plan of Yew Tree Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/yewcem.htmIf you still can't find the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found.
Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmRegards,
Patrick
from DAWN SIMPSON
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 23-Feb-2007 15:19
subject can you help find my Nans grave please?
Hi pat
I have been trying to find my Nans grave.
I only have a few details which are as follows...
NAME: ELSIE McCRAVE
57YEARS OLD
DATE 11 JAN 1970
BURIAL AT FORD CEMETERY
(ADDRESS AT TIME OF DEATH)
17 LING ST
KENSINGTON
LIVERPOOL
Many thanks
DawnAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Dawn,
I did not find an Elsie McGrave in the Liverpool RC Burial Index.
You could try contacting Sandra Malone at the RC Burial Board, she only deals with enquires by telephone, her number is 0151 522 1017.
Regards,
Patrick
from Rachel Clapham
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 23-Feb-2007 23:39
subject Liverpool Area RC Marriage Index
Hello Pat
I am researching my Irish ancestry and believe I have found the marriage entry for my 4th great grandfather. The church is St Peter's, Seel Street, and the marriage is between James Bryson and Bridget Sloane.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with any more information you have on this marriage. I will be pleased to make a donation to a famine relief charity.
Thank you.
Rachel ClaphamAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Rachel,
Here are the details I have on the marriage:
BRYSON, JAMES & BRIDGET SLOANE, 13-Aug-1820, St Peter's RC church, Seel Street, Liverpool L1
The church marriage register is held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may give you the full details for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukFor pictures of the church, see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/churches/rcpic.htmFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
Thank you for any donation you make.
As the marriage occurred before 1837, the couple may have married also at a Church of England church.
Regards,
Patrick
from Corbishley Family
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 24-Feb-2007 03:43
mailed-by optusnet.com.au
Dear Patrick
I am interested in any details if you have them for a marriage of:CORBISHLEY, ELIZABETH & PATRICK PETER CLARKE
At St. Mary's, Highfield Street, L3 in the period
26 Aug 1837 - 29 Aug 1847, 4 Nov 1847 - 3 May 1861
I live in Australia and can make a donation to a charity in this country such as Project Compassion?
Do you need any more information e.g. my home address?
Do you know anything about the index for St Nicholas which I found when searching across Liverpool sites?
Burials at St. Nicholas RC Church Liverpool, 1813-54
CORBISHLEY ELIZ, 15 MAR 1842
Marriages at St. Francis Xavier's RC Church Liverpool, 1856-63
CORBISHLEY, ANNAM & JACOBUM PARKINSON 16 MAR 1858 CORBISHLEY, MARIAM & ALOYSUIS JACOBUM HODGESON, 29 JUN 1858
Thank you
Stephen CorbishleyAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Stephen,
Here are the details I have on the marriage:
CORBISHLEY, ELIZABETH & PATRICK PETER CLARKE, 19 JUL 1858, St Mary's RC church, Highfield Street
The church marriage register is held at the Liverpool Record Office (LVRO):
http://www.familia.org.uk/services/england/liverpool.htmlIf you contact the LVRO, they may give you the full details for FREE.
Here is their Email address:
recoffice.central.library?liverpool.gov.ukFor information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htm
If you want a copy of a Civil Marriage Certificate, you will need to
contact the Liverpool Register Office, see:
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/registrars_office/certificates/index.aspThank you for ant donation you make.
The Burials at St. Nicholas RC Church Liverpool, 1813-54 Transcribed by Josie McCann, Indexed by Patrick Neill are at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/nic/nic.htm
The records are held at the Liverpool Record Office, see above.
Index to the Marriages at St. Francis Xavier's RC Church Liverpool, 1856-63 Transcribed & Indexed by Norma Neill are at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/mar/sfx2.htm
The records are held at the Liverpool Record Office, see above.
Regards,
Patrick
from Christine Hart
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 26-Feb-2007 14:32
subject Ford Cemetery
I am after details of my Grandfather, Richard McCaffrey (it may have been misspell i.e. McCaffery), the date of his burial was 4 January 1934. If you agree, I would prefer to send a donation to Medecins sans Frontiers as they always seem to be the first organisation to provide help in disaster areas.I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards
Christine Hart
Mostyn & Christine Hart
Les Lauriers Roses
Boubals
FranceAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Christine,
Here are the details from the Liverpool RC Burial Records:
Ford Cemetery
Section: JL
Private Plot: 443
Plot Owner: Elizabeth McCaffreyRichard McCaffrey
107 Rice Lane Liverpool L9 (hospital)
Age: 37 years
Interment: 4/1/1934Also in the plot:
Margaret Ellen McCaffrey
17 Karonga Way, Liverpool L10
Age: 83 years
Interment: 22/1/1970James McCaffrey
8 Manica Crescent, Liverpool L10
Age: 88 years
Interment: 12/11/1973Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmIf you can't get to the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found.
Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmThank you for any donation you make to Medecins sans Frontiers.
Regards,
Patrick
from ron
to Judith Borland
cc
Patrick Neill <liverpoolhibernian
Ged Fagan <Ged.Fagan
date 28-Feb-2007 14:37
subject Re: Liverpool History
Judith - Thanks for your two emails. With regard to the Anfield Cemetery
email I have forwarded this to Martin Doherty and to Bob Halliday. I am sure
that Martin and Bob will locate a local stonemason for you.
With regards to this email re family tree - I have cc'd my reply to
genealogist Patrick Neill who may be able to offer help or advise you of
helpful family tree websites.
I have also cc'd email rely to local author Ged Fagan who may have aspects
of Gordon Street featured in his trilogy of books entitled 'In A City
Living'.
Best regards Ron
Please keep in touch
----- Original Message -----
From: "Judith Borland"
To: <ronformby
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 2:07 PM
Subject: Liverpool History
Dear Ron
I have just been looking through your website and found it fascinating. My
Gt Grandmother lived at 13 Gordon Street and I have memories of visiting
her as a child. Her name was Janie Valentine Smith. I was heartened to see
the church in such a wonderful state when I visited Liverpool last week.
Unfortunately I don't have any photographs but I do remember the house and
how very simple it was with a sort of Tarpaulin as the kitchen. I am
currently researching my family tree so will no doubt be emailing you
again.
Judith BorlandAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Judith,
Check out the website 'Hibernia' Researching Irish Family History in the Liverpool Area:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/
For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmRegards,
Patrick
from ron
to Patrick Neill
date 28-Feb-2007 16:15
subject Fw: Gordon street Liverpool
Patrick - Any help or advice you can give Judith will be very much
appreciated.
Best regards Ron
----- Original Message -----
From: "Judith Borland"
To: <ronformby
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 4:02 PM
Subject: Gordon street Liverpool
Dear Ron
Sorry to bother you again my Gt Grandmother lived at 16 Gordon Street
Liverpool and their was St Chrysostoms. My Gt Grandmothers sister Annie
(unknown of surname nee Wilson) and Emily Peavley used to be active
members.
I live away in Ely Cambridgeshire but have family in Wallasey. I will look
all this up on my next visit.
On the other side of the family Jones/Connolly my Grandmother Alice Jones
was a cousin of Bill Dean (Patrick Connolly). I believe her Mother Hannah
Connolly is buried in Anfield Cemetery in the Catholic section but I have
no other information.
Judith Borland
Answer sent Sunday 4th March 2007Judith,
You could try; Bob Halliday <halliday.b?merseymail.com>, he does a search service for Anfield Cemetery.
Regards,
Patrick
from iofarrell
to LiverpoolHibernian
date 01-Mar-2007 21:04
subject Burial request from Toronto
Roderick O'Farrell
41 Eastbourne St
Buried Ford Cemetery
Year: 1950
Aged: 84Regards
Brian O'FarrellAnswer sent Sunday 4th March 2007
Brian,
Here are the details of the family grave from the Liverpool RC Burial Records:
Ford Cemetery
Section: R
Private Plot: 1151
Plot Owner: Frederick O'Farrell - Opened on authority of Florence Sumner. 1A/1CNorah O'Farrell
Fazakerley Sanatorium Liverpool L 10
Age: 18 years
Interment: 11/4/1921James Thomson
Alder Hey Hospital, Liverpool L 120
Age: 12 years
Interment: 25/3/1933Mary T. O'Farrell
Nazareth House
Age: 80 years
Interment: 25/1/1949Roderick O'Farrell
St Vincent's Hospice
Age: 84 years
Interment: 18/8/1950Hugh Gerald Lathchford
41 Thurston Road, Liverpool L4
Age: 3 hours
Interment: 12/12/1955Here is a plan of Ford Cemetery:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/bur/fordcem.htmIf you can't get to the grave, I could ask my son (Jonathan) if he could check for a headstone for you. He charges £2.50 to email pictures of any headstone found.
Or £4.00 to post an A4 picture of a headstone.
No charge if no headstone found.For information about RC/Irish research in Liverpool see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hibernia/records.htmIf the information I have supplied is of help to you, please make a donation to charity of your choice/CAFOD or Caritas via:
(online or by phone)
UK - http://www.cafod.org.uk/donate/Or by cheque, see:
http://www.cafod.org.uk/get_involved/give_money/by_chequeRegards,
Patrick
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